🥷 🤫 Founder Stealth Mode Biotech SaaS🧬👨🎓#AI in #Biopharma @Harvard & @MIT 🦾Head of @eLabNext 📈
Cambridge, MA
Joined April 2022
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🦣 🔔 Check out our article with @itiscolossal published on @NaturePortfolio 🚀 🦣 👇
🤖 @HaasFormbio
📲 @elabnext
“Our goal is to build an end-to-end scientific pipeline for de-extinction…”
🔗 nature.com/articles/d42473-0… – at Cambridge, MA
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We’d like to extend our warmest congratulations to our visionary co-founder and program director, Dr. Lilit Garibyan, on her election as a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors—a prestigious honor recognizing a career defined by patient-centered innovation.
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I’m a scientist with a doctorate in Psychology & a focus on Neuroscience.
Here are 12 controversial truths about mental & brain health you won’t like—but need to hear:
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Announcing the NIS-Elements eLabNext module – enabling seamless exchange of key info between our NIS-Elements imaging software and the @elabnext Digital Lab Platform, including automatic upload of image metadata and thumbnails: bit.ly/3ZF0JMf
#ElectronicLabNotebook
Top 10 #Biotech Updates of this Week: I picked top 5 divestments and investments to focus on.
See thread 🧵 below 👇 📈 📉 🧬 🧪 👇
Divestments:
1. @novonordisk discards kidney disease drug from $1.3B deal in wake of phase 3 fail
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4. @Amplify_Bio $50M: Ohio-based drug development company received a $50 million investment — with ability to scale to $65 million — from Vitrian for its new manufacturing enablement center in New Albany, Ohio. Founded in 2021, the company has raised nearly $330 million…
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5. @abbvie to Acquire Aliada Therapeutics for $1.4 Billion (#Alzheimer’s disease)…
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Check out my insight on the partnership between @BU_Tweets and @elabnext published on @BusinessInsider:
#Biotech #Automation #AI #ML #LLM #BigTech #ELN #LIMS #BioPharma
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🧵 👇: From launch 🚀 to landing 🛬: I’m still mesmerized by this historic moment by SpaceX. Having grown up in a physics household, I spent hours discussing this with my father. I specifically was impressed by…
how #SpaceX solved the atmospheric drag (Drag Force) with catching the rocket with the #Mechazilla arms:
The fins work by redirecting airflow and generating #aerodynamic forces that guide the rockets trajectory making atmospheric drag more effective for controlled deceleration. The end 😁
One “small” detail in making this a success is also the #GridFins of the rocket which helps to steer and control the descent…
and ensures a precise landing, which the Mechazilla arms were able to complete by catching and securing the booster without the need for conventional landing gear. This method enhances reusability, reducing turnaround time for launches and potentially lowering costs!
This drag force depends on factors like the shape of the rocket, its speed, and the density of the atmosphere it passes through. The controlled descent assisted by the booster’s engines counters this drag…
Drag force, which is critical in rocket re-entry, acts as a major factor during the rocket’s return phase. As the booster re-enters Earth’s atmosphere, it encounters atmospheric drag, which significantly slows it down.